Skyward Telecom

  In today's era of sweeping digital transformation, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) face unprecedented pressure to adapt. Rapidly evolving customer demands, intensifying market competition, and the need to enhance internal operational efficiency are all driving SMEs toward digitalization and intelligent solutions. However, constraints such as limited funding, insufficient technical capabilities, and a shortage of specialized talent often make the digital transformation journey arduous for many SMEs. At this juncture, a cost-effective, high-performance rack server is emerging as the “engine” to overcome these challenges. Unlike large data centers requiring massive investments, it delivers compact form factors and stable performance to build the core architecture for SMEs' digital operations, supporting end-to-end needs from data storage to business execution. So, what key roles can a  rack server  play for SMEs? Building a Localized Data Center to Address “Data ...

  As the call for “carbon neutrality” echoes across the globe, every energy-intensive industry is seeking breakthrough solutions. As the cornerstone of the digital economy, data centers present particularly prominent energy consumption challenges. Statistics show that global data centers consume approximately 1%-2% of the world's total electricity, making their carbon footprint undeniably significant. Therefore, building green data centers is no longer an option but an imperative. In this green revolution, we are delighted to discover that an “old” technology—the  blade server —is being given a new mission, playing a crucial role on the path to achieving carbon neutrality. The Carbon Dilemma of Traditional Data Centers Traditional data centers, especially small and medium-sized facilities scattered across various locations, commonly face the following pain points: Low Energy Efficiency : Servers operate at low utilization rates, yet foundational energy consumption (such as coo...